Script, Sound, Music and Edit by Martin Green
Co-Directed with Wils Wilson

Cast
Anna Russell-Martin as Keli

With:

Willie  - James Cosmo
Jayne  - Carmen Pieraccini 
Brian  - Billy Mack
Lady Snaresbrook  - Liz Kettle
Saskia  - Gemma Stroyan
Amy  - Laura Lovemore
Policeman/Compere Ross Mann
Bus Driver Jamie Kenna
Radio Presenter  - Martin Green 

Script Editor - Kate Leys

Engineers - Calum Malcolm, Cameron Malcolm, Garry Boyle, Luke Moellman.

Producer - Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions

Commissioned By The Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Funded by Creative Scotland, The PRSF and The Marchus Trust

Musicians

Tenor Horn Soloist - Sheona White 

Guitar - Graeme Stephen 

Voice  - Ríoghnach Connolly

Orchestrator  - Ben Woodgates

Conductor - Mark Heron 

The Lepus Arts Brass Band - 
Mark Harrison Tom Smith Thomas Fountain Ian Culross Stephen Murphy Kirsty Abbotts Alicia Davis Laura Conway Niall Mulvoy Hayley Moore
Dave Moore Sheona White Siobhan Bates Emma Conway
Gary Curtin David Thornton Amy Ewen
Ben Smith
Tom Berry Ellena Newton Alex Kelly
Harry Cunningham Andy Mallon Stuart Beard
Matt Wade

KELI AUDIO DRAMA

Script, Sound, Music and Edit by Martin Green
Co-Directed with Wils Wilson

Cast
Anna Russell Martin as Keli

With:

Willie  - James Cosmo
Jayne  - Carmen Pieraccini 
Brian  - Billy Mack
Lady Snaresbrook  - Liz Kettle
Saskia  - Gemma Stroyan
Amy  - Laura Lovemore
Policeman/Compere Ross Mann
Bus Driver Jamie Kenna
Radio Presenter  - Martin Green 

Script Editor - Kate Leys

Engineers - Calum Malcolm, Cameron Malcolm, Garry Boyle, Luke Moellman.

Producer - Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions

Commissioned By The Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh

Funded by Creative Scotland, The PRSF and The Marchus Trust

Musicians

Tenor Horn Soloist - Sheona White 

Guitar - Graeme Stephen 

Voice  - Ríoghnach Connolly

Orchestrator  - Ben Woodgates

Conductor - Mark Heron 

The Lepus Arts Brass Band - 
Mark Harrison Tom Smith Thomas Fountain Ian Culross Stephen Murphy Kirsty Abbotts Alicia Davis Laura Conway Niall Mulvoy Hayley Moore
Dave Moore Sheona White Siobhan Bates Emma Conway
Gary Curtin David Thornton Amy Ewen
Ben Smith
Tom Berry Ellena Newton Alex Kelly
Harry Cunningham Andy Mallon Stuart Beard
Matt Wade

EP 3 - Those Ghosts are Gonna Help Me

EP 2 - That's What Solo means - It Means On Yer Own

EP 1 - A Build-Up Of Pressure Is Unstable

Angela Comes to Oxford
In an effort to escape her violent family, Angela comes to Oxford. Etteridge, delighted, but rather surprised gives her a job as his assistant.&nbsp;
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely

Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions




Episode 7: Angela Comes to Oxford

The Hoving
Angela persuades Etteridge to try out the ancient ritual of The Hoving. The result is more than either of them bargained for.
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely

Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions




Episode 8: The Hoving

Angela Goes Out on Her Own
Angela gets better and better at her job and exciting opportunities come her way.&nbsp; Etteridge is struggling to keep up.
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely

Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions




Episode 9: Angela Goes Out on Her Own

The Fall Out
Secrets are fine until people find them out. Things come to light for Angela and&nbsp; Etteridge&nbsp; which may cause them to part forever.&nbsp;
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely
Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions


Episode 10: The Fall Out

The Wave Stops
Hidden in the tapes we hear a conversation that took 24 years to happen.&nbsp;
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely

Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions


Episode 11: The Wave Stops

How It Started
The last piece of the puzzle arrives with MG. The very last recording Angela ever made.&nbsp;
Put your headphones on for this dramatic story &amp; exceptional orchestration, that will whisk you away somewhere else entirely

Content Warning:
The Portal contains strong language, references to drugs and alcohol.

If you’d like to support the podcast please share with your friends, buy the album here or support us on Patreon
You can find out more about The Portal and Martin Green at https://www.martingreenmusic.co.uk
www.facebook.com/martingreenmusic
https://twitter.com/Martin_Green__
https://www.instagram.com/martin_green__
https://www.youtube.com/user/TMGMmusic
https://martingreenmusic.bandcamp.com/
Spotify

Credits
The Portal was written by Martin Green, directed by Wils Wilson with Dramaturgy from David Greig.
Recorded by Louis Blatherwick, Sound Design by Martin Green with thanks to Eloise Whitmore. Mixed by Calum Malcolm and Cameron Malcolm.&nbsp;
Original music by Martin Green.&nbsp;
The musicians were Martin Green, Yasaman Najmeddin, Radie Peat, James Holden, Brìghde Chaimbeul, Kate Young and Adrian Utley
Executive Producer &amp; Script Editor was Polly Thomas.&nbsp;
Produced by Martin Atkinson for Lepus Productions.

Cast
MG: Martin Green
Dylan Read: Etteridge, Jim
Alison Peebles: Angela (Older), Angela’s Mum, Lady Henthorne
Anna Russell Martin: Angela (Younger)
Adam McNamara: Freddy Taft, Peter, Angela’s Dad
Owen Whitelaw: Hotelier, TV Presenter, Acid Academic
Amanda Wilkin: Mary, Becca, Traffic Warden
Jessica Hardwick: Heather
Nadia Albina: Jill, Acid Academic
Tam Dean Burn: Piper

The Portal was commissioned and presented with Edinburgh International Festival, Southbank Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music, National Theatre of Scotland, Shetland Arts, The North Wall, Bristol Music Trust, MacArts Galashiels and funded by Creative Scotland.&nbsp;
Produced by Lepus Productions, in collaboration with Naked Productions


Episode 12: How It Started

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www.martingreenmusic.co.uk

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